Conservative vaccine follies a threat to the party

Some members of the federal Conservative caucus have started a fight they’re going to lose, and they just may take the party down with them.

The huge chasm between the Conservative caucus vaccine dissidents, including Marilyn Gladu, left, and reality is illustrated by the fact that they blame their leader, Erin O’Toole, for the party’s tepid results in the recent election, writes Geoff Norquay. The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY GEOFF NORQUAY

November 22, 2021

Some members of the federal Conservative caucus have started a fight they’re going to lose, and they just may take the party down with them. A handful of caucus members are apparently not vaccinated, and as many as a third of the caucus refuses to divulge their vaccination status. Meanwhile, 88 p...

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